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Month: July 2025

Public Longevity Group
[Mountain View, September 17, 2025] — Lifespan Research Institute (LRI) today announced the launch of the Public Longevity Group (PLG), a new initiative focused on bridging the cultural gap between scientific breakthroughs in aging and their public acceptance. To kickstart its work, PLG has opened a crowdfunding campaign to develop tools that measure and strengthen...
Brain in skull
Researchers publishing in Nature Aging have discovered how Alzheimer's-related protein aggregates are also related to senescent cells and osteoporosis. Beyond the brain Loss of ProteostasisThe loss of proteostasis is the failure of the protein-building machinery of the cell and the accumulation of misfolded proteins, which is one of the root causes of age-related diseases, including...
Black 6 mice
A recent study investigated senescence in mouse and human skeletal muscle tissue. The authors demonstrated that the antiviral drug maraviroc reduces senescence and improves muscle health in aged mice [1]. Aging muscle tissue Senescent cells are one of the hallmarks of aging. One of their key characteristics is the presence of the senescence-associated secretory phenotype...
Viva Frontier Tower
In downtown San Francisco, an entire tower is becoming a hub for longevity, AI, crypto, and robotics. It just hosted its first longevity conference. How does a group conquer a big city? The longevity community unites tens of thousands of researchers, founders, and enthusiasts, but this is mostly done virtually. Things began to change after...
Knee arthritis
In the Cell journal iScience, researchers have published their discovery of a protein that inhibits osteoarthritis in mice by diminishing fatty acid production. Fats in the wrong place Previous work has found a strong link between obesity and osteoarthritis of the knee [1]. While the increased weight itself may be a factor, fatty acids themselves...
Older people walking
A massive new meta-analysis confirms that 10,000 daily steps are not required for most of the health benefits of walking. Around 7,000 seems to be the sweet spot [1]. A step in the right direction "10,000 steps a day" is some of the most frequently heard health advice. It is hard to say why this...
Blood genetics
Researchers publishing in Cell Stem Cell have investigated the function of the gene DNMT3A and found that it has wide-ranging effects beyond methylation. More effects than expected Clonal hematopoiesis (CH), which occurs when stem cells create large numbers of cells with the same mutation, is linked to blood cancers [1]. DNMT3A is the most commonly...